A lot of people have asked what I thought of the new summer Blockbuster, The Dark Knight. So I stopped by Taco Bell, had a bite, and recorded my thoughts on it. Enjoy!
Oh, and what the hell was up with the mayor of Gotham City wearing eyeliner?
The only nitpicking I have to do to Batman Begin is the freaking last battle scene… Which connects to the beginning, which felt a bit tacked on just so Batman could gain all that Kung-Fu popularity…
Batman's always been more of a boxer from what I've seen. And skipping out on an epic finale with the Scarecrow was a serious cop-out. Instead we get generic evil kung-fu master villain that I don't beleive is canon to Batman's story. Though I could be wrong, it's been ages since I last read a batman comic book.
The only nitpicking I have to do to Batman Begin is the freaking last battle scene… Which connects to the beginning, which felt a bit tacked on just so Batman could gain all that Kung-Fu popularity…
Batman’s always been more of a boxer from what I’ve seen. And skipping out on an epic finale with the Scarecrow was a serious cop-out. Instead we get generic evil kung-fu master villain that I don’t beleive is canon to Batman’s story. Though I could be wrong, it’s been ages since I last read a batman comic book.
Other M is the worst, most plodding, self-important piece of shit game of the year. Calling it. So it is twittered. So is it done.about 8 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Bah! I'll be too loaded with camera equipment to bring any awesome games with me to PAX.about 9 hours agofrom TweetDeck
For further context, even my brother thinks I'm out of my mind for liking it.about 16 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Once again I have to disagree with @thecinemasnob and the rest of the world. I thought the ending to The Last Exorcism was brilliant.about 16 hours agofrom TweetDeck
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The only nitpicking I have to do to Batman Begin is the freaking last battle scene… Which connects to the beginning, which felt a bit tacked on just so Batman could gain all that Kung-Fu popularity…
Batman's always been more of a boxer from what I've seen. And skipping out on an epic finale with the Scarecrow was a serious cop-out. Instead we get generic evil kung-fu master villain that I don't beleive is canon to Batman's story. Though I could be wrong, it's been ages since I last read a batman comic book.
The only nitpicking I have to do to Batman Begin is the freaking last battle scene… Which connects to the beginning, which felt a bit tacked on just so Batman could gain all that Kung-Fu popularity…
Batman’s always been more of a boxer from what I’ve seen. And skipping out on an epic finale with the Scarecrow was a serious cop-out. Instead we get generic evil kung-fu master villain that I don’t beleive is canon to Batman’s story. Though I could be wrong, it’s been ages since I last read a batman comic book.
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